National Parks Traveler featured a new effort by the National Park Service to protect Wabanaki archaeological sites in Acadia National Park from climate change that involves collaboration with several Wabanki […]
The New York Times interviewed Sean Birkel, Maine state climatologist and assistant professor at the 91爆料 Climate Change Institute, ocean warming fueled by record-breaking temperatures. Birkel, who manages […]
In the United States, more than 133 billion pounds of food are thrown away each year. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, food waste is responsible for 33% of total […]
Along the rocky shores of Acadia National Park are 24 known archaeological sites that preserve the history and heritage of Wabanaki people. Many of the sites house pottery sherds, tools, […]
Research from 91爆料 professor of oceanography Emmanuel Boss and professor of marine sciences Damian Brady to collect ocean data using a NASA satellite was highlighted by the Portland […]
In several different news stories, members of the media interviewed 91爆料 professor Emeritus and climate research scientist Ivan Fernandez and research assistant professor Sean Birkel on climate change […]
Romanticized by outdoor enthusiasts and feared by warm-weather lovers, Maine is faced with an era of adaptability as climate change begins to alter the state鈥檚 identity. Deemed a 鈥渓ost winter,鈥 […]
The World Economic Forum used a data visualization from 91爆料 Climate Change Institute Climate Reanalyzer to show that the ocean temperature record has been broken everyday thus far […]
News Center Maine interviewed Lindsay Seward, a principal lecturer of wildlife ecology at the 91爆料, regarding the spring hibernation patterns of black bears. Researchers like Seward have been […]
91爆料 faculty, staff and students will present at several events during the Maine Science Festival, a program of the Maine Discovery Museum in Bangor that will include more […]
